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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25
Hard on the WWOrld."

The president Is rather hard upon the
New York World in calling it an " oppo-
sition newspaper" The World has taken
special interest in the Pacific railroad in
quiry and claims the credit of prompting z it.
II says 1t hasa reporter In attendance upon
the examinations; and In q summary of
what was done In California it stated that
Gov. Pattison had telegraphed the presi.
dsnt ssking whether the commission should
employ special counsel in the application
pendine in the United States court to -
cure answers from Senator Stanford, as II
thought 1t ought to do. The World sale
that the president had " weakly" 4" repliet
that the commission should do a. i
thought best. That was not at ell 9
I" weak reply, but . very good one and
the president now furnishes the full text 0l
the telegram to Gov. Psttlson In which hl
authorizes the commission to employ coun
ssl upon its statement that In its judgment
this should be done.
But the commission did not employ
counsel, because, - Governor Psttison hal
nd since his return, the hearing before
the court Was sprung upon them before
tAey had opportunity 70 do 20. Tha
World jumped to the conclusion that Il
~ hsen because the president bad not di.
'gonely ordsred Il I; and hsncs IT, hasty criti.
- and The speedy punishmsnt which
Ht11n ~ indiscrstson.
s - that Sspogtsg. whom Il pcetends 70
- ~ 4 C1likognis, had ben on hand,
" WpQ1 hove bees hstter advised but
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25
Next weeks Fair.

Next week the Lancaster County Fair
sssocistion will hold its annual fair at
McGrann 3 park, this city, and 1t promises
TO be one Of the most successful in the his
tory of similar undertakings by the same
association. Lancaster county IL confess
edly the leading county in the United
states in agricultural resources. 1t pro.
duces annually moro than &9,Ooo,ooO OF
farm products, which 10 s3,OoO,0o0 more
than the next highest county, Monroe
county, New York. For this reason, 1t Is
natural to expect display Of agricultural
resources at the next weeks fair that will
tell to visitors the story Of the wealth
which lies all about the city.
There should be generous patronage OF
this undertaking. The management takt
the risk of inclement weather, and should
such intervene, their time and their money
would be wasted. The people Of the cit!
and county should turn out abundant!
and make this fair 50 successful that Their
will be an added impulse to attain highe
perfection in the county displays for tn
future.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25

slncs n has found how poor was IL infCr.
NATION, 10 admits that u got Il from San
Fnncisco In an Associated Press report.
Perhaps Il b these little tricks OF the
World and IL aptitude at miarepresenta-
ton that has caused the president to put II
among 1" opposition newspapers. 1t Will
be interesting TO know just what has
caused the classification which, however
may be sustained upon the ground OF the
Worlds general worthlessness.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25

THE missing beat of the burned steamer
City Of Montreal has been picked
up and the people In 1t make the
sweeping statement that they driftsd
back to the Montreal on the Saturday
after they had left her several days before,
and found that she was still burning. They
attempted 70 board her to get water, but her
iron plates were too hot to enable them to do
10 This suggests that the vessel wss MOI
beyond the power Of saving whom she was
abandoned, when not very far from port
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25
snS Pail0s0PaY o. DsDsfsADa
Vpy n II Dsssss - sissp Assvs 1hsa - u
Rsooe Level

fn8 PalL0sOraH o. DsDsfsAD@
W>y n IL psssss = sissp Assvs ssss - Ne
Rtose Level
D,. Nsttieu Williams writes in The Gen.
ffe,nan's Md1dsiNe: Primitive and Ofieu-
ri people ite on the ground OF ON . cafpss'
bed.or mstsress which 10 laid on the eround.
Modern western civilization 10 not satisfied
With this Il demands bedsteadr with leGs
that shali rise the sleeper Well above the
door level. Ia any sound scientific justihca'
tion Of this latter practice discoversblef i
think there H. and that my explanation Will
prove that the question h not % frivolous q
IL may st nrst sight sppesr. A very inter.
sstine paper VS. read before the Soslssy Of
Arts on March % BY DR.. Percy +. Frank.
land, in which, among other matters. he de.
scribed experiments made BY himself ana
oshsrA proving that microbic, pcshogenic
and otherwise, do mot remain sos.
iresIy than might be supposed from
what 10 known concerning infection BY
poison germs floating In the cir. heses's ex.
periments showed this clearly. kocns
iu the cir was to expose dishes or strips Of
glam containing eelstinous solid hlme On
Sneae the microbia fall and ind abundant
nutrimept and multiply sccordinely, form.
b examined with the microscope But this
| only indicates the numbers falling ON given
| ara not the numbers containsd In . given
| measure OF cir. To determine theee, Hesee
used tubes about 3 teet long and II, inches
diameter, internally Coz d with the sterile
/ nutritious gelatine-K 5ptonc meas-
ured quantity Of cir wss drawn slowly
| through the tubeA when II was discovered
| that the colonies were ell at the bottom oi
the tubs, and not evenly distributed even
| over the bottom, but were more or les
crowded together ct the end where the oil
entered, and more and moro spar ,ly dts
| tributed further inward until the latter hal
/ of tho tube Wns slmt st entirely free Tit
| microbia had oil fallen down 10 tho coures
| of the short journey Of the cir. The moulC
| colonies spree al along the tub showing
| that fungus germs dclt In the air, while bar
tsris falL O.her experiments show that II
| An ordinary apartment the questionable or
| gsnisms are more sud more abundant, dc
| eoendipg from ceiling to door. Ther sfore tn
| raising OF our beds we'll above the level OF ID
| floor places US In Q better . moephere, % 70
| - these mcrobia are concerned, than II VI
slept - in the Eas' This is especially tn
case II the s,r Of the room IL still, % II usual
/ the case In the bt 1room II these latitude.
| In rooms nf the old oriental pattern, withou
| window giass, the CO 10 tomew hat dit3Oren
| II may be supposed that corDonic scid oein
| heavier than Air, there 10 mucn more near III
. | floor than . little higher. Owing to the di
fusibiiity Of the gas this, however, 10 not th
case in any measurable degree The carbon
7 | acid We expire gets N upward start on esv
| ing our lungs the mixture expired ie, excel
, | in hot weather, specifically lighter than th'
which We inspire ON account OF IL high'
temperature.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25

MRS. GROVER CLEVELAND 10 home again
Q. the White house.
GOVERNOR wM. LARRABEE has been 70
nominated by the Iowa Republicans.
JOHN ANDERsoN,s Gloucester Point, MI,
waiter, has fallen heir TO fortune Of 600, 900.
FRED GEBHARDr has an income of e5O, 900
year and Mrs. Lsnstry 10 to have the Filth
avenue theatre New York, to play in.
DIR. PHILIP SCHAFF will be appointed to
the chair OF socissistical history. msde vacant :
In Union theological seminary, New York,
by the death Of Dr.. Hitchcc IL.
GEN. JOHN q. BLACK, commissioner OF
pensions, guest OF New Hampshire vetor-
ans. IL rsI )rted quite Ill with infiammstory ,
rheumatism st the residence OF Hon, Stilsoi,
Hutchins, Wiers, N. II.
JULIAN HAWTHORNE has written Q letter
to the New York Sun, In which he takea
exception to the Suns review OF an alleged
new book by Hawthorne for the very conclu.
sive reason that he did not write II.
ADAM Hoy, ex-presidsnt Of Centre-H
uDgdon district died ut his residence In
Bellefonte, on Tuesday. He was native Of
lsN, lacking but lew days Of being 60 years
old.
CARDINAL GIBBONS, In accepting IN In.
vation to the constitutional centennial In
Philsdelp phia, said: "The constitution OF the
United States 10 worthy Of being written In
iouols Oi kolu. IL ID cnart6r oy Wh1ch the
liberties of sixty millions OF people are
secured, and by which, under Providence,
the temporal happiness Of countless millions
yet unborn will be perpetuated."
ALLEN RUTHERFoRD, lawyer of large
practice in Washington, was arrested Wed.
nt lay on . charge OF receiving certain rec
Brooer, Q clerk IN that Office, was also ar.
rested on the charge OF stealing the records.
The missing papers were records OF the ssr.
vice OF surviving solderA which had beer
copied into the books OF the pension ofiioA
MRS. SARAH YORKE JACKSON, wife ol
White House during President Jackson's
second term, died ct "The Hermitage,' y
Tennessee, on Tuesday, aged 81 yeara She
| was the wife OF President Jsckson's foster
s9n and the daughter OF Peter Yorks, oi
fhilsdelphia, and the RranddauRhtor oi
judge iorke, who held colonial sppoint-
msnt under the crown.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25
faD RkDslOkNr BxPLAlN0.
As AaAss Public HIS Dispatch to the Psciti
Railroad Commission.

ne AAAo0 HuOuc Ms ObpoSco - tuO roCshC
railroad Commission.
The presidents attention wss called to the
matter lately appearing in the New York
World to the effect that he was not properly
supporting the commissioners appointed to
examine the affairs Of the Pacific railroads,
and giving q proof Of the charge what was
alleged to be the contents OF the presidents .
answer to Chairman Psttison's dispatch pro-
posing assistant counsel in the proceedings
OF Leland Stanford.
The president said: ~ have no time to
read or reply to the misrepresentation of
opposition newspapers, and / am not st oil
afraid that they will succeed in deceiving
the people as to the policy or course OF the
administration touching the matter in ques
ton, but II there IL Q man, woman or child
who would feel easier after reading the dis
patch which l really did send to Governor
Psttison, they shall have it,"
The following u the dispatch:
"ExECUT1vE MANSION, WAsHiNaroN
Angus Ii, lss7.-Rooort r. Passino0, chail
man United States Psctnc railroad commi
l sion, San Francisco, Cal: Upon your ssatl
ment that in your judgment counsel shoul
b employed authorize and approve sue
employment.
"GRovBR CLEVELAND"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25

ossesssy 0eeh0soti 0oshsssiii
An you eisturbe1 ss nightana broken OF your
rest ~ sic6 cAila Suffering ana orvins ytsS
ths sxcruosAtang peiaoG eutting teeth II ~
80 u onoe ana get . bottle ol \ Rs. WINeLOv,S
.OOshis0 st3Ur. II vtn rslisvo u poor
@ nsus sensssE ammseasssly.aspeaa upoe II |,
mOtAes On sArtA Who has evss ussd Il w Nm
~ tau you q oues that II vili psGulaao ~
boWelA aal give rsst 70 The mothss. "a p>lse1
anA hsaltA 70 ths chiia. opssAsins iiko MO-.
II y per1ssly 49, % uee In Ill eases ana pleas
tho oilast anA bast female pkysls1nns snl
1usso y ~ Unitsl ooAtaA ~ svesyvAaso
oeono eeeoe 01voASeov
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25

THE Prohibitionists cannot understand
Why the Republican party should get one
cent rate OF travel to its convention, while
the Democratic and Prohibition parties get
two-cent rate. Perhaps 1t 10 because the
Pennsylvania railroad company and the Re-
publican party OF Pennsylvania have oeen
for some time sleeping in the same bed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25

THE Associated Press dispatches relative
to the Prohibition convention refer to
"Jsmes Black, Of York" This doughty
Prohihit,nr,s. comes from the city Of the red
-o,a s4J will not permit York to claim
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25
TaE OLD BOOKS,


Deep in the past peer and see
child upon the nursery floor.
Holding book upon his knee,
Who asks, like oliver. for more.
The number OF his years isA.
And yet in letters hath he skin.
How deep he dived in fairy lore
The books loved, love them still.
One gift the fairies gave me -three
They commonly bestowed OF yore-
The love OF books. the golden key
That opens the enchanted door;
Behind II BluebeArd turks. and DER
And DER doth Jack his giants kill,
And there IL al Alsddin's store
The books loved. l love them stu.
Take all but leave my books to me,
Those heavy creels Of OLD We bore
We Ill not now, nor wander free
Nor wear the heart that once We wore.
Nor now each river seems to pour
His waters from the MUSES. h'u;
Though something's gone from stream
and shore
Tho books loved. loved them still.
Lang's BaIlades and Verses Vains.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25

PHvsICIASs SAY So" Digestylin "is, without
doubt, the best remedy yet discovered for Dye
pepsis and Indigestion. 1t will positively cure
the worst forms. 1t is palstable and harmless
Don't fail to give 1t trial. Sold by all druggist
or VIM. .. Kiddsr 4 Co.. Chemists. 50 john u
\. ol.00 per bottle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25

Passengers on the Vandalis sleeper Of the
Pan Handle Fest Line Express which ar
rived In Pittsburg Wednesday morning from
the West report robbery on the train duY-
ing the nigh J. M. Cntchlow, secretary Of
the American Gas Improvement com mp~nv
im,ss Q, s,o had sna a'' md
Starr, OF Richmond, Ind, lost . gold wstcH
and chain valued 1t 500. Ar. Csitchlov' 3
pockotbook contained S4S cash and noe
Amounting 10 "a. 500. The r0bbsFy was com.
%is'sd Sst.seS on,n 'solS,o rs.cSI" SSto1 sSa
none OF hts paper - negotiable. and his losa
u about el75 There " no clue 70 the thieves
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25

THE Philadelphia Times calls him M
McQusy." No wonder he desires to lay
aside the cares OF state treasurer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25

THE Maryland Republicans arc for the
Blair bill. They would not be II there was
proper tariff reform. Then there would be
no tempting surplus to distribute.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25

You arc feeling depressed. your appetite 10
hdsety, nervous and generally out OF sorts, and
want 70 brace up. Brace up, but not with .tim.
for thsir basis very cheap, bad Whisky. md
which stimulats YOU for an hour. and then leave
you In worse condition than before. What you
blood. start healthy action Of the Liver ana Eid.
pey. restore your vitality. and give rsnsved
and In klectrtc 8itters. For sale ct Il. &. Coch.
Isn's Drug store, IN and u North OuoSn
street. Lancaster, Pa I'm
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25
Dsseaso asd Uuro.

From the New York World.
Dr. AcGIynn declares that "poverty il .
disease" II 20, itcertainly cannot b cured
BY any trumpeted panacea The old faah
ioned three Ts" remedy-Toil, Thrift and
Tsmperance-is better than political patent
modicineA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25
RDOAL 1OfIOA.


1t has always been underst0od that oonsump.
ton WAS incurAble, but 1t has recently been
discovered that kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs is giving more relief than any Known
remedy. 1t u guaranteed to relieve and cure
Asthma, BroDchitis and Coughs. Call on H. b
Cochran. druggist No. lT North Queen street,
And get trial bottle free OF cost Large size 50
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25

promises to present an inter.
situation this fall, ewing to
= 'Independent Democrats have
spublican ticket Senator Cor.
drstion Of how "uneasy lies
ears the crown" He has been
ryland for Year,, and until
90 was his to distribute, all
noothly. Now thsre - sum-
to him to attempt the dsiea'
,kst The latter 10 unexcer'
,ength, and promises to bt
A little wholesome opposi
ing ct times, and in this OF
g Maryland Democrats NAL
70 swing, preparatory 70 al
10 for the presidential battle d
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25

Probably NO one thing has caused such rush
OF trace At Cochran's drug store ~ their giving
away to their customers OF 90 many free trial
sumption. Their trade Is simply enormous in
this very valuable article from the fact that Il
Coids. Asthma, Bronchitis. Group and ali throat
and lung diseases quickly CURED. YOu can test
IL before buying by getting trial bottle free,
Every b0tue warranted. (O
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25

Ind, eays Both myself and wife oWe0 our iivs0
70 ealLOHy CONsUAPTlON CURk." For salo
~ n: Il Cochran. Druggist No N North Queen
SHlLOh'S CUBE vtl immedistsly r>aisv>
Group. Wh00ping Cough and Rronchlt1s, Hoe
sale ~ 4. z: Cochran. Druggist, No. n AortA
Su0on street. (n
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25

CAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE
- Rupture, vAricocele ana Special Diseases
Of either SIX why be humouSged By Quackl
LAH PnYsIolAH In PhEadelphia Who uiake0 Z
speciality Of the above dlseAsee, and Guns
ana evening. Stranger can b treated and r.
turn home same DAY Omcee private.
DR. ". II. WRIGHT.
~ NHtA Nintn strSSt Abov1 kaos,
=. o. Boz ga PhilaAelphiA
tAn1RlvAO
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25

. -. .i' 70 - AssA ~.AASay 0Olu tACul
that 1t was policy in the company to give
tho Republican delegates low rates of fare.
because their party was the party in power !;
but that the Democrats, a. we'll as the
Prohibitionists. would be charged regular
rates. The convention appointed q COM
mittee to present the facts to the people in
illustration Of the policy Of the railroad.
Il was certainly very bad policy for it to
announce and Vice President Green showed
great folly in declaring it. He does not
bear the weight that enables him to safely
declare the policy of the Pennsylvania rail-
road company towards the political par
ties. lie extends himself beyond the ca
pacity of bis stature.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25

An UNFORTUNATE PERSON,
The most unfortunate person in the world 10
one afflicted with sick headache, but they will
be relieved ut once by using DIR. Leslie's special
Prescription. see Advertisement In another
column. (l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25

HANS are expected to contrib.
ddition to the sum sppropri.
islature, to make their consti.
nial o succesA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25

icJu.'' ,..ii leaCeE@ or Ht stttig - f.u'if
E..n Id IT, irchhs.ar.sts aye A7sriy
n gtsifss tls| -Lsy r.y-t Errk rgs --f'. --
vat ~ . -
1hs,s IS not . Cs.g a"i'i'B- pros r., %.
y,ceess - tae FCgl.a. Go.t-le, yaT'.l1---
with t'e t.-1 sTsRt par.igs Svt lE .H=rr
agv no very aagrossjpg rsr'g isssss 'v7.
uov TIE ternperBn-, .dea nay &c 7KpetseL
" scl,ti1i ths to- o. great nlare peUrls
9l3 conceive 1t p be rha ugst irrpcy.ssl. /.
issas q s5s dcs T-Cy WI y. nso.y 70
vote Inc r'cchsc'tion ticket, 4se.,., 80 ..u.
saiEty u i ssSsi, rs. 70 sDOT ten l4isn n
It's principles And in tclth .Cls IS Vt
~ geraz mems votes CeEeraily, end e7reg
ally in s;sch contosts as ,he coming Da.. Il
which IS Of ljttlc consequence oon1para
tiyely .sho chosen 10 III 'he ofi-. 'hC
poi,at 81 tz.rtleulAr iuyeleat bsiaE a. " Ia,
sse- tNs susastn of 5rr pa'tl2s and I've
t.osdai'.-l-. -..t- a.s l..5.-" "a pai!G ,1.g ia.
vote
qtse c'rysa ga wss iusfilsd r. express
ing grea. Indignation with tle PeausJl7s
nia railroad 51ieas 'or psGs.-r '0 r'v
TIE ne'argsE tle same -s 81 Lar
% Harrisburg 'tat W. given Il T.
hencb'cels il was stated 5hat 't,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25

.o,..nx lnVO line for the presidential battle
1885,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-25

A NEW LOT OF Low PRICED BRASS
~ Cliek Meals just openeA. Constant saet
the demand. large lot OF Japan ana CaiCittS
Polss 1t Low giGnnae, et
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-01
PERs0NAL.


Mrs. Nd. McClain, of Sioux Falls, is
registered at the Merchants.
Miss Annie Baumann returned last
evening from a long visit in Ge,many.
Sheriff Boyd, of Rapid City, Dakota,
was a guest at the Merchants last night.
Louis Glenfisli and his assistant
bricklayers returned yesterday from
Armour.
Geo. W. White. special passenger age, I
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st, Paul
railway is in the city.
Harry Katz visited his store to-day for
the first time in several days, having
been kept at home by a slight illness.
Miss Hanna Levy, of Germany, is in
Yansten visiting her uncle, VIM. Blstt,
Mrs. A. Smith and Mira. Anna Babe,
of Mitchell, reached Yankton yesterday
afternoon for a visit with A. N. Eaglisb
end family.
Mrs. Joseph Kuerten and children,
formerly OF Ysnkton, arrived from Sioux
City last evening for q visit with friends
in Yankton.
]. Il. Teller and Aaron Mea6e. the
Chicago gentleman who is DIR. Wards
guest in Yankton for a few days, went
vest to-day to see the coantry between
| Yankton and Scotland.
Aaron Meade aud wife, of Chicago, are
guests at DR.. Joseph Wards residence IN
Yankton. Mr.. Meade is a gentleman of
means and is looking at Ysnkton real
estate with speculative interest.
John @. Baker, OF the firm of Gland
field & Baker contractors and builders
is home once more. Mr.. Baker and his
partner have recently finished some ex-
~teneive buildings in Armour, Dakota.
Hills minstrel and comedy company
at Turner hall tonight.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-01
Ihe finest Misses and Chill
dren's spring heel shoes at
JACOB MAX 81 SON.
70 whom II srny cenccrn.

TO Whom 1t Mny Concern.
The ordinances of the city of Yankton
require that rubbish and be re-
moved from oil alleys and lots to some
point beyond the city limits. Owners
and occupant OF PREMISES will forth
with see that this rrovision of the ordi-
n is complied With, other wise they
will be liable to the penalties which the
ordinance prescribes.
PA1RIoK BRENNAN.
City Marshal.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-01

#H.
The annual meeting OF the National
Educational Association will be held in
Chicago, July 18th and 10th. The Obi
cago, Milwaukee g. st. Paul railway will
sell excursion tickets for this meeting at
about one fare for the round trip, $3.50.
Excursion tickets will be sold only
from July 5 to IL inclusive, good for 60
ing passage July 6 so ID inclusive, and
for return passage July Is to Is inclu-
sive, but not before July Is; provided.
however. that the original purchasers of
such tickets may be accorded o prolong-
ed limit for return passage if the same
is applied for, and granted by the char
mon OF the western states
passenger association during the
continuance OF the meeting or before
July IS, and the return portions OF
tickets deposited with him (for which
he will give memorandum receipt until
the date when the return passage is to
be undertaken. which date shall not be
later than September s.
Excursion tickets will not be accepted
for return passage unless they shall
have been duly stamped by the score
tary of the National Educational Asso
citation.
In addition to this low rate excursions
will be run from Chicago to points Of
interest on this line in Wisconsin, Min
nesota, Iowa, Dakota, the Yellowstone
Park, Colorado, Utah, California, Ore
gon and Alaska.
Agents of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul Railway are supplied with tui
particulars as to excursion routes ant
rates. Please apply to them for an,
further information desired, or to
Yours truly,
A. v. Fl. CARPENTER,
Gen'l Pass. & Tiki. Agt.
w. B. Dean, Agent, Yanktor.